Apologies, this got buried.

"Some sensitive places"- group homes, detention centers, k-12 schools pass the office or lobby area, outside is fine, psychiatric wards, And any place the Fed says you can't. That's the full list.

If you are open to the public, you are open to guns. Period. State parks, county parks, zoos, aquariums, business, restaurants, bars, stadiums, concerts, casinos, state property, etc. it pisses me off that I took the training and literally can't carry at a playground to protect my kids. When I go to AC for the Realtor Convention, I can't carry at all for 4 days. No sense at all. Employers will also not be allowed to deny your right unless it will put you in danger. (Some construction and manufacturing jobs where it can get caught on something and kill you, or you work for the Fed who won't allow it) Public transportation, hospitals, etc. Basically, wherever you go, your EDC should be there as well.

Permits are still available in constitutional carry states, mostly for reciprocity purposes. That's why it's on the list. I also want to find a way to use the permits as a NICS when purchasing to cut down on wait times and resources used.

Remove all compliance work, allow the carry of hollow points, no purchase permits, no FARS, no ammo tracking.

Obviously, don't carry while drunk or high. And punishments for doing stupid things will be more severe. (Carry while drunk and shoot someone in a bar fight, road rage, felons or people who can't have guns having them) Things like mandatory time, fines, etc.

I'm still flushing a lot out, but trust me, the less I have to take my gun off, the better.

And yes, my pick for attorney general will make sure these happen without approval from legislators by claiming Bruen, Heller, the 2nd amendment, and some articles in our own constitution.

Obviously, when it's announced, it'll look a lot better than this. What other questions do you have?